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SettingsManagerService Class Reference

The SettingsManagerService class provides the SettingsManager service. More...

    #include <SettingsManagerService>

Inherits QtopiaAbstractService.

• List of all members, including inherited members

Public Slots

• void pullSettingStatus ( const QString & appName, const QString & windowTitle, const QString & details )
• void pushSettingStatus ( const QString & appName, const QString & windowTitle, const QString & details )

• 1 public slot inherited from QObject

Additional Inherited Members

• 1 property inherited from QObject
• 29 public functions inherited from QObject
• 1 signal inherited from QObject
• 1 public type inherited from QObject
• 4 static public members inherited from QObject
• 1 protected function inherited from QtopiaAbstractService
• 7 protected functions inherited from QObject
• 2 protected variables inherited from QObject

Detailed Description

The SettingsManagerService class provides the SettingsManager service.

The SettingsManager service is used by settings applications to communicate settings information to the Qt Extended settings manager program.

See also SettingsService.

Member Function Documentation

void SettingsManagerService::pullSettingStatus ( const QString & appName, const QString & windowTitle, const QString & details )   [slot]

Send the settings for an application to the settings manager. This is invoked in response to a SettingsService::pullSettingStatus() request.

The appName is the name of the application (e.g. appearance), windowTitle is the title on the window to indicate to the user what kind of settings are being sent, and details is an opaque string that can be later sent to SettingsService::activateSettings().

See also SettingsService::pullSettingStatus().

void SettingsManagerService::pushSettingStatus ( const QString & appName, const QString & windowTitle, const QString & details )   [slot]

Push the settings for an application to the settings manager. This is used when the application chooses to update its settings, rather than upon an explicit request from the settings manager.

The appName is the name of the application (e.g. appearance), windowTitle is the title on the window to indicate to the user what kind of settings are being sent, and details is an opaque string that can be later sent to SettingsService::activateSettings().